11 December 2018 The Zimbabwe Peace Project is appalled by the National Broadcaster, Zimbabwe Broadcast Corporation (ZBC) for airing views that promote hate and perpetuates stereotypes against people with disabilities in violation of the spirit of the Constitution and also
Commemoration of the 2008 Enforced Disappearances and Abductions culminating Into the International Human Rights Day
23 November 2018 As the world prepares to commemorate the International Human Rights Day on 10 December 2018, (with 2018 also marking the 70th year anniversary for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights), Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) will remember and
Impact of Enforced Disappearances and Abductions: Not One More!!
5 December 2018 70 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, the global annual average of enforced disappearances and abductions is still high. The Worldwide Movement for Human Rights in a statement in August 2017 reported that
Alert: Police and civilian clashes in Gweru
21 August- The Zimbabwe Peace Project has noted the violence that has erupted in the Gweru Central Business District where police who were trying to evict vendors from that area were attacked by the resisting vendors. In the past such
ZPP June MMR 2018
ZPP June MMR 2018
Statement: ZPP condemns MDC-T Violence
The Zimbabwe Peace Projects strongly condemns incidents of intra-party violence reported at the MDC-T Bulawayo offices over the weekend. The violence comes three months before the elections and a week after violence rocked the same party in Buhera at the
Obituary for Field Officer, Peter Muchengeti
Peter Muchengeti (60), a distinguished human rights and peace activist is no more. He was snatched from us in the early hours of this morning having spent a lengthy period at Bulawayo United Hospitals. A long serving Zimbabwe Peace Project employee
Statement: ZPP condemns intra party violence in the MDC-T
20 February 2018 The Zimbabwe Peace Project condemns intra-party violence recorded in Buhera at the funeral of their late leader Morgan Tsvangirai. It is reported that Deputy President Thokozani Khupe and Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora had to be given police
Statement: Set up Independent Mechanism to investigate military human rights abuses
12 December 2017 The Zimbabwe Peace Project is alarmed by reports of military officers attacking members of the public that have surfaced on social media. There have been alleged cases of military officers beating up members of the public with
Statement: ZPP Commemorates Human Rights Day
6 December 2017 The Zimbabwe Peace Project joins the rest of the world in commemorating the International Human Rights Day. This day comes as Zimbabwe is now under new leadership and many Zimbabweans have great expectations on President Emmerson Mnangagwa